moller can investigate moscow's relations with the trump campaign and any other matters. most are waste no time immediately orders the preservation of millions of official documents forbidding the destruction of records that could be useful in the russia probe e-mails phone records audio recordings metadata and storage devices recordings eventually or exit of the building's video surveillance. once a person or a company or or a bureaucracy knows that there's a criminal investigation to destroy evidence after that becomes a federal crime and so i think mahler's 1st move was a smart one but the order also shows that there is a concern that these documents might be destroyed by a white house that is trying to hide the truth from investigators and this was only the beginning of a bitter struggle between mahler and the president of the united states. so we have mr miller who is known as a tough cop he's a big imposing and 6 foot something experienced justice department official he's a tough cop the press was saying he's a tough cop he always gets his mail. and he will press an

if witnesses keep silent it weakens moller and his investigation. no i'm not above the law but yes i do have an absolute right to pardon myself if i have the absolute right i don't have to do it never did anything wrong or you know that better than anybody the idea that a u.s. president would even talk about or even consider pardon themselves is just unprecedented and i think. undermines the credibility of our whole way of governance and democracy in general so when you have a president trump who seems to think that he is above the law it's antithetical not just to the american idea but to the idea of modern democracy here's one person who is in charge of the state on behalf of all of us he has not seen. more than a year into his presidency comes actions are about to test the very hard hearing system of government. if it was time to try to fire. corrupted no. no no honest man to choose a new army and it appears to be brought under control we just got to i was fired 3 years should be respected. as the attacks on mom are intensifying the man stands up

i'm assuming but steady he has been shielding moller for months. have you seen good cause to fire special counsel no thank you if you were ordered today to fire mr mohler what would you do if there were good cause i would act if there were no good cause i would not and you have seen no good cause so far correct rod roses that is has become a beacon for anger. and from congressional republicans and i think they're disappointed i think they hoped that he would be partisan because he is a long time republican but instead rosenstein has shown himself to be sara lee independent and a law enforcement person 1st and congress is miss ross and i you are at will and i was astonished and i'm not keeping any information from conyers cause of you why did you marry me should we allow those who does not call you why didn't you have to present it is for finding mr good fund raiser all for your own just here where we've come and hiding information that you can answer if you have evidence of wrongdoing by any member of the trunk campaign presented to the dam grand j

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russian government from wiki leaks and he chose not to cooperate in the investigation both by mr moller as well as congress in order to protect the president so look you know pardons are problematic are certainly by this president have been problematic but when you commute the sentence of somebody who essentially cover up for you and took the fall for you that's deeply troubling outlook obviously the president has that power under the u.s. constitution up but he's really engaging in very very dangerous behavior that i think under minds the rule of law. what's it going to take the trouble to turn that around or is he up against it. look i think at this point in terms of the election there's the lection will be a referendum on donald trump. counting on the economy picking up and it probably will pick up a little bit and i think that's one of the reasons why he's trying to force schools reopened because you understand if schools can fully reopen then people can go back to work but you can't will will away a public health crisis you can't will a economic recovery you need to put hard work i

the justification of the iraq invasion and but we can also talk about the claims that underlay the moller investigations and the whole 4 year saga of. collusion for which no one scrap of evidence was ever presented and muller was unable to bring criminal charges against anybody who supposedly was involved in the looting so there's absolutely no reason why we should just simply take on face value the assertions of government ministers a previous guest speaking to me towards cole this claim a preemptive strike ahead of next week's long awaited russian interference report which might have some quite embarrassing revelations who knows for the tories and who they have been taking money from do you think that's a fucked or at play here. i really don't know i suspect that. next week's report will also turn out to be a dud again a lot of. a lot of assertions but in the end it'll probably satisfy itself with pages and pages and pages of descriptions of what was on r t which in r.t. is a kind of or a longstanding obsession of the intelligence services so that's what i'm expecting from this report i

the muller report makes clear that donald trump obstructed justice repeatedly the moller report also makes clear that there was collusion and muller was very clear that there wasn't enough collusion to rise to the crime level of a conspiracy but certainly there was enough in there to have impeached him and that was before what he did with ukraine you know i think the problem the program here is that if you're going to get rid of trump you're going to get rid of those 77000 swing voters in the midwest that got him through the electoral college threshold given that you are saying it was putin in moscow that persuaded those 77000 presumably the russian government say they would democratically elected and donald trump certainly says he was democratically elected it's not a very nice to say to the 77000 voters who clearly did not one in 3 clinton in the white does that it was all putin's facebook ads that somehow got them to vote republican you know we'll never know as you will never know what we do know is this russia interfered in an unprecedented way specifically to help get him electe

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